122

INDO-SCYTHIAN KINGS

Metal
No.

Obverse

Eeverse

M

228
Three coins

229
Two coins

230

281

232-237
238-240

241l

As on No. 220.
To r. Kh. m.

To r. Kli. sam.
G. B.

As on No. 220.

In upper field Kh. monogram.

S. -6.

W, 33,
S. -6.

S.-6.

(17) Type: mounted king with title dhnuni&asa, and standing
Demeter; copper', round

Maharajasa mahatasa dhrami-
Jcasa rajatirajasa Ayasa,

Demeter standing to front with
r. arm extended and cornucopiae
in L hand.

To r. Kh. mon. segasa*

PL XII.

Greek legend as on No. 188, but
barbarous.

King with whip on horseback
to r.

To r. M. 30.

W. 145.

S. -85.

G. B.

(18) Type: Poseidon and Bacchante; copper, square

On three sides BAZIAEflS
BASIAEHN MEfAAOY AZOV

Poseidon standing to front with
long trident in L hand and r. foot
on shoulder of a small figure to L;
r. hand rests on knee.

W. 170.

a M.

On three sides Maharajasa
rajarajasa mahatasa Ayasa.

Female figure standing to front
between trees (possibly Bacchante
among vines).

To L M. 29.
G.B.

1 Coins of this type seem commonly to have been restruck on suitable issues of the Greek
kings. In this Collection there are two specimens restruck on coins of Apollodotos (type
JB. J€ Cat., PL X. 6) and Hippostratos respectively, while in the British Museum there is
a specimen restruck on a large Hippostratos copper coin of type J3. Jf. Cat., PI. XIV. 8.